Who is required to comply with title 3 of ADA?
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All commercial facilities, employers and business owners even if they have
less than 15 employees
What is the HR for well conditioned athletes?
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40-60 bpm
When does a person qualify for ADA?
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-they can perform essential functions of a job with a reasonable
accommodation
-they can access a business or their residence without placing undue
burden / hardship on owner of rental unit or business
What is considered the 5th vital sign?
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pain
Why do we care about vital measurements in every patient?
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-safety
-to protect patient and provider from unnecessary risks
-prescription of therapeutic activities
,What is the purpose of traction?
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Align fracture segments
Soft tissue stretch
Reduce muscle spasms or contractures
Immobilize patient
What is a type 2 allergic reaction?
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seen after an organ transplant when the body rejects the organ donor
What is the HR for infants?
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90-160 bpm
What is the treatment for cardiac arrest?
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, Check for responsiveness, call for help
For untrained person: chest compressions 100/min at depth of 2 inches
Trained person: CPR 30 chest compression / 2 rescue breaths
Repeat 5 cycles then switch to AED
When there is good balance and good cognition, which assistive device should be
used? (crutches or walker)
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axillary crutches
What are the modes of delivery for oxygen?
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nasal cannula
oronasal mask
nasal catheter
tent
tracheostomy mask or catheter
How do mechanical ventilators provide oxygen?
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All commercial facilities, employers and business owners even if they have
less than 15 employees
What is the HR for well conditioned athletes?
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40-60 bpm
When does a person qualify for ADA?
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-they can perform essential functions of a job with a reasonable
accommodation
-they can access a business or their residence without placing undue
burden / hardship on owner of rental unit or business
What is considered the 5th vital sign?
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pain
Why do we care about vital measurements in every patient?
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-safety
-to protect patient and provider from unnecessary risks
-prescription of therapeutic activities
,What is the purpose of traction?
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Align fracture segments
Soft tissue stretch
Reduce muscle spasms or contractures
Immobilize patient
What is a type 2 allergic reaction?
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seen after an organ transplant when the body rejects the organ donor
What is the HR for infants?
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90-160 bpm
What is the treatment for cardiac arrest?
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, Check for responsiveness, call for help
For untrained person: chest compressions 100/min at depth of 2 inches
Trained person: CPR 30 chest compression / 2 rescue breaths
Repeat 5 cycles then switch to AED
When there is good balance and good cognition, which assistive device should be
used? (crutches or walker)
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axillary crutches
What are the modes of delivery for oxygen?
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nasal cannula
oronasal mask
nasal catheter
tent
tracheostomy mask or catheter
How do mechanical ventilators provide oxygen?
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